Rank the best British dance floor scenes in film — which one still makes you want to get up?

Six unemployed blokes can't help themselves when Hot Stuff comes on the radio in the dole queue. A masterclass in northern deadpan comedy.

Hugh Grant strutting through Downing Street to Jump (For My Love) is peak Richard Curtis. Cringey, iconic, and impossible to forget.

Jamie Bell's frustrated tap-and-ballet explosion through the streets of his pit village is raw, furious brilliance.

Strobe lights, Blur's Sing, and Ewan McGregor spiralling. It captures 90s club culture better than any documentary ever could.

The wedding reception dance floor filled with upper-middle-class Brits attempting rhythm. Painfully accurate and endlessly rewatchable.